We did it. We created a parlay. It's all about the best games -- Thursday, Sunday and Monday's prime-time games, and the top 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday matchups. Straight up picks -- but you gotta hit all five (or in this week's case, all six). And then we calculated how much you'd earn for the parlay, utilizing Westgate's money lines.

Via ESPN's Football Power Index, Prime-time Parlay will tell you the analytics-based predictions for the meetings of greatest national import, offering the smart picks for the games you'll be watching each week. (All NFL point spreads and money lines can be found HERE).

Total QBR (and therefore FPI) sees Nick Foles as straight-up average. That's not necessarily a bad thing and maybe that's a shade higher than Vegas' opinion on last year's Super Bowl MVP. The Eagles won their Super Bowl on the foundation of more than a quarterback, and that is still true. -- Seth Walder

Defense is less predictable than offense, so if there's any unit in this game ripe for regression it is Jacksonville's elite defense. Granted, the Giants' offense was poor last year and Eli Manning is still a below-average quarterback, but at least they get Odell Beckham Jr. back. -- Seth Walder

FPI doesn't think of Sam Darnold as SAM DARNOLD just yet. In fact, it considers all rookie quarterbacks to be relatively poor, though it's willing to adjust fast if it learns otherwise. That might seem crazy, but there are too many first-round busts -- from EJ Manuel to Blaine Gabbert -- to annoint anyone before they've played. -- Seth Walder

Even though FPI isn't completely sold on Jared Goff -- the model still holds his rookie season against him a little -- the Rams' collection of stars makes them rightful road favorites, even if FPI is a little less certain of that than Vegas. -- Seth Walder